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Called and after 30 mins on hold I spoke to a woman named Anne who according to her was supposed to be an attorney not a representative. When asked her info she said her name was just Anne and she was the only one in office with that name. Her attitude was very nonchalant. First let me say For a company who is trying to help people who need it and cannot afford it the people you hire should have a heart and be caring and patient or Care for your clients at the very least. This woman was rude, she gave no info at all. She said I would need to call in with my brother which shouldn't have mattered. When asked for a supervisor because of her lack of attempt to help she put me on hold. She then came back and said the sup wasn't available and she'd take my number. I said no please transfer me to the sup as she mentioned I could leave her a vm. She said ok hold on and hung up on me which I'm more then certain was on purpose. So I'll try holding another 30 mins and see if they all are rude like her.

Update:spoke to an attorney who was amazing and gave me all the info needed. She def recovered for...

Even if you have no business at this building, it's worth popping in to have a look at the beautiful lobby with all the marble columns. It's a stunner! From the website: "The new House was considerably larger and grander than its precursors: it stood six stories tall, included a meeting hall, a reception hall, a library of over 50,000 volumes, and three additional floors of offices. The entrance hall and first floor stairways were constructed of marble, and the second floor hallway, reception hall, and meeting hall of granite, marble, and mahogany.

The Association opened the doors of its new House on October 8, 1896, with a gala of several thousand guests. The New York Times described it as “one of the most interesting and successful works of recent architecture…a work having the classical qualities of simplicity, purity, and serenity in a...

A unprofessional shady sham? When it comes to corruption in New York City, "things not what they appear to be" whether it's New York City government or calling the New York City Bar Association -- you just wonder are there any watchdogs -- or is it a free-for-all to pass the corruption buck, not behave ethically as employees cash their paychecks? You need a lawyer possibly because of something unethical and wrong and who did you go to for help , and are you going...